This video showcases a rare Benjamin Wild and Sons double-barrel shotgun manufactured in 1958, featuring a specialized 'cripple stock'. These shotguns were designed for individuals who lost sight in one eye, particularly after World War I, to allow them to continue shooting. The presenter notes the stock's curve is intended for right-eye blindness or left-eye dominance, and discusses the recoil, finding it manageable with standard loads.
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